Range of Suet Bird Feeds Increased by Gardencentreonline.co.uk

In the colder season bird enthusiasts need fattier foods to keep birds fed. As a result GardenCentreOnline.co.uk have added to their collection of suet feeding products.

Leyland (I-Newswire) February 6, 2013 - Each winter almost half the birds living in the UK migrate south. The few remaining birds suffer in harsh winter climates, and require substantially more food than normal. Bird enthusiasts are always seeking better ways of keeping their garden birds sustained and happy, which is why Garden Centre Online are expanding their already varied range of suet feed to include a number of decorative varieties.

Now, rather than simply keeping birds fed, consumers are able to invest in suet feeding solutions which enhance their garden decoratively. The majority of expansion is set to include ChapelWood branded products, with items like half coconuts filled with fatty lamb suet, or some versions using the entire coconut.

There are suet soaked pinecones, representing a pleasant, organic option for tree and wall hanging, with pinecones having proved in the past to be favourites among both large and small birds to feed from. Finally, they feature bamboo cane logs filled with suet, creating pleasant, wind-chime like aesthetics while giving birds a save and nutritious source to feed from.

A representative for Garden Centre Online was available to comment on the recent expansion of stock, including the logic behind bringing it in during the winter. “We have a huge number of customers with an interest in bird feeding, and the vast majority of those feed birds the entire year round. Even though there are less active birds in the winter the food runs out substantially faster, with the avian population coming from far and wide in search of enough calories to keep them in the air. It’s oil-heavy seeds and especially suet people begin investing in, since these last a little longer and help more. Many of our customers want the feeders themselves to be unobtrusive and attractive, with suet feeders often being a little bare. Bringing these products into the catalogue lets us meet the needs of consumers and birds at the same time, while keeping their gardens attractive.”

Gardencentreonline.co.uk are a retailer of gardening supplies and home wares based in Leyland, and are currently expanding their range of bird feed and feeding accessories.